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In PRISON FOR LIBEILINa QUEEN VICToR1A-The
arrest Of Editor HenrOtt, OF the French satirtcal
paper LIE Petit Gdulots for interpreting the letters
~. X. l." as meaning rieiUe refine tUrOgne or old
drunken queen, eXcfteS some interest In the city
of Mexico. Mr.. Henr1ott is still In prison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-05

Columbus, Ohio dispatch to the New York Sun.
From a private letter received from Allen G.
Thurman, 1t Is now known that he will not be a
candidate for governor or any other Office He
says that under no circumstances will he accept
the nomination, not even If nominated by acclama-
ton: He adds: 81 cannot take any active part in
the democratic army, and I am too old to be
drafted"
Gen. Tnos. E. Powell IS almost certain to be
nominated. He is young and able lawyer. Con-
gresham Campbell and FOran have their friends
as also have wilkins, Findley, Mcmahon and
Means but Powell heads the van, and will be apt
to be nominated on the first ballot at the State
convention on July 81.
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UNPARALLELED SLAUGHTER
OF CLOTHING
OAK HALL,

OAK II ALL,
Corner 10th and Streets
Bona de reductions Of fully on our former
low prices made throughout the entire stock
hne Mems and Boys Clothing
OUR BREAKUP PRICE SALE OF YOUNG MEMS
SUITS!
Ages ii, Is, 16 II. and IS:
Suits were s. now 3d. so
Suits were SO now So.
Suits were 3 10 now 81.
Suits were s12 now IS.
Suits 5 Is now 80 50.
odd Coats were soc. now CSC.
AGES TO 13.
Jackets and Pants were 81. so now $1.5O.
Jackets and Pants were s:S 80 now s. so.
Jackets and Pants were 50 now 1925.
Jackets and Pants were q now 81 so.
Jackets and Pants were 81 now 90.
Pants were SOC. now 35c.
FOR MEN
Prince Albert Suits IL now a12.
Prince Albert Suits were so now SD.
Prince Albert Suits 80 as.
Prince Albert Suits were S21 90 now go.
Flannel Suits as low sc.
Best Flannel suits were SI3. 80 now 60. So
Best Grey. Black. and Blue Serge Suits 1t 90, re-
duced from $500
Cashmere and Cheviot Suits
reduced from g.. 30 to $3.50.
80 to $3.50.
$1o 20 IS.
SO to $40.
Bicycle Pants . speciality.
90 ARR HHaAE /
9 90 I "a K kk < L IL 1 ~ ALL I L ILL.,
ieo9 COR. TENTH AND sTs N. ".
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Savannah Excited by q Sermon
,R. BACoNs NORTHERN" REMARKS NOT RRIisHKp
BY HIS ',SoCTHEKNn FLOCK.


BY HIS SOUTHERN" FLOCK.
Rev. Leonard w. Bacon, OF the Independents
Presbyterian church OF savannah Ga, delivered
an extemporaneous Fourth OF July sermon Sunday
which has set the congregation by the ears and
created big sensation all over town. A dispatch
from that city TO the New York Herald says: After
a brief review OF the Biblical history OF the Jews
DR. Bacon called attention 10 the fact that the
Divinity always raised up men 10 meet national
emergencies and alphabetically mentioned WASH
ington, Lincoln and Grant As the sayiors OF this
country, taking 'casion as he spoke TO allude 10
the South as having been in the wrong In the
great struggle. The Doctors language was
firm, but not severe but a large portion
OF the congregation took onense at his
remarks. one gentleman left the church
during the speaking, and at the close OF the
services the congregation neglected TO 60 TO the
altar TO exchange cIyilites with their pastor ASS
their custom The membership OF the church In
cudes some Of the most ocratic families In the
city and names which ngure prominently In Con-
gyman'S effort as his funeral sermon, and it will
De surprising IL the Incident is not followed by q
vacant pulpit. DIR. Bacon recently came South,
and Is a Clergy man We'll known personally In New
York, Philadelphia, and New England and by rep
utatfon throughout the whole country, a was his
father before him. Since coming South he has
been a pronounced Northerner In his views, and
his inclination TO grant negroes greater social
privileges than Is Customary In the South has ex-
cited some comment Ia MS Ow N church circles.
The fact that DIR. Bacon read extracts from yester
days speeches at Getty sburg adds significance -
the Incident.
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FoRr WORTH, TKX., July h-The prohibition
amendment question Is causing great discussion
here. Two prominent ants OF this city. Jake
johnson and J. l. wood have bet -, 900 I'm amounts
OF 81 Oou and 5000 90 $4,000 was bet by W. y. Pat
terson. J. II. Martindale and Ro0t McCart that
Texas would give majority Of $4,000 against the
amendment. johnson offers a standing bet OF
$4,000 any one In Texas or out OF IT, 10 SD, 600
that the amendment is defeated by 10000 ma
tOrfty
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HOTELS.

TINHE ALTAMONT.
Il BALTIMORE MD.
Admirably located at corner Eutaw Place and Ian
vale Acknowledged the hsndsomest site and highest
esrsron IN city. Abundance of pure air and sunlight
IL every Actually the coolest and cleanest
y BALTIMORE Admirable family apartments and de-
srats rOos for translents Absence OF dust and mos
Gutoes Other advantages make this Hotel altogether
Unsurpassed as comfortable. beautiful. and thor
oUghIy hezlthful home. Address
ap4 3In W. l. STORK. Proprietor.
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The MiddletOn,s Financiering.
A SECOND REPORT FILED BY THE RECEIvER-ONE CENT
nnT

SECOND REPORT FILED BY THE RECEIvER-ONE CENT
ON THE DOLLAR.
Gen. Frank Morey, receiver of Middleton & Co.'S
bank, which failed about three years ago. has filed
second report, in which he states that the total
indebtedness of the firm when they closed was
S64S, 914.85 and the amount the receiver now has
On hand after deducting expenses is s75 IS. The
creditors, it is calculated, will receive about a
cent on the dollar.
Among the larger 'sbills receivable" classed as
worthless, are: S59,21S. To- due by the Home and
Dover Association and its officers, of Pennsyl-
yan1a; SIG, o44.46, total OF four notes Of the
04396, notes OF d. w. Middleton or S. E. Middle
ton. The balance Of the 'biils receivable" rang
Ing from few dollars to few hundred, were In
most Instances, the receiver states, worthless and
uncollectable when the bank failed, or they would
not have been unpaid being with few exceptions
overdue. over 500 900 OF the apparent ''aSsetS"
were in accounts or this character.
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Lucky Baldwin Brings Suit.

THE "wALK-OvER" AT THE ST. LOUIS COURSE IN 1886
Ell. Baldwin, better known as "Lucky Baldwin,
entered suit at ST. Louis last week in the Circuit
Court against the st. Louis Fair Association. Mr..
Baldwin sets forth that he is the owner of the
celebrated race-hOrse Volante and that j. B. Hag-
gin is the owner OF the race-horse Tyrant. Last
year 1t was agreed that there should be test of
speed between the two animals, and racing asSO-
Citations all over the country entered into lively
competition to secure the race for the spring
meeting. The st. Louis Fair Association offered
the highest inducement-S4, 1O0-and 81. Louis was
selected for the race. The race was extensively
advertised and great crowds were attracted TO the
st. Louis race-cOurSe the day set for the test,
JUNE Is, 1856. Mr.. BALDWIN says that vOiante won
and that the winner was entitled to the purse OF
81. loo, but that the association handed him a
check for only half the amount and has refused to
pay any more He contends that iI was a special
contract and that the rules OF the course applying
therefore he asks judgment for the remaining
hall. The particulars OF the trial are well remem
bered. VOlante walked over for the race, Nj. Hag-
gin deciding not to start Tyrant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-05

FRANCo-GERMAN WAR TALK.-The Paris Figaro
asserts that the heir Of a great Kingdom, mean
ing Crown Prince Frederick William, OF Prussia,
has visited the Count OF Paris at Sheen House for
the purpose of warning him that FlouQuet-
BOulanger ministry mean to 1naugurate war
between France and Germany within q month
after taking Office, and that the policy adopted
by the monarchic party will be based on that
warning.
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Fouud Dead i'm Vyomau.s Clothes,
A SUBPOENA SERVER AND YALE GRADUATE, ONCE sPB
GAL AGENT or THE PENSION RuREAr

A SUBPOENA SERVER AND YALE GRADUATE, ONCE sPB
CIAL AGENT OF TIRE PENSION BUREAU.
The y. Y. San OF yesterday says: Glaucus Evans
Odds was found dead sunday on the floor OF his
room at 100 East Goth street IL looked "A n he
had fallen from the bed. He had been sick two
months. Deputy Coroner jenkins was called to
the house, and AZ FIRST thought that Odds must be
the bearded woman OF Bowery museum. He had
a heavy black beard, but was dressed as woman
even to the underclothes His chest and legs were
padded.
In his trunk were found corsets OF various
makes, and leg and body paddings greatly worn.
Letters were found from shannon Miller Crane
military and theatrical goods as Maiden lane
giving the cost OF paddings. Ia one letter they
wrote that the cost of a complete outfit would be
thirf y-three dollars. He had written under the
name OF ii. A. DE Nyse 10 this firm. and by other
aliases TO other frms, asking for the lowest cash
prices for leg and body paddings. There were
several boxes OF toilet cream In the room and the
were also letters from persons who advertise TO
remove hair from the face. In small boxes
were golden earrings finger rings, and breast
pins. In a small pocketbook was ts6.50
ODDS was born In Raleigh, n. g., I'm 1s40 lie
graduated from Yale College, according Ia several
studied law. AT one time he was special agent
OF the Pension Bureau at Washington. Recently
he was employed by the law firm OF Davies Cole n
Rapalo In the collection OF testimony In suits
against the elevated ROADS and "A subpoena
server. Upon the bureau was a dispatch from his
employers saying that he need not worry, and
must get completely well before returning 70
work.
The body was removed to Undertaken Stoltz'a on
the Bowery, by a man named Harmon. Olds got
his meals at the Ashland House, on Fourth avenue
He had been drinking hard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-05

NOTHING EXCEEDS SILENT WHITE SEWING
NMACHINE: Acknowledeed by experts q the finest
Wori and Beauty OF Finish. The White 6 King. Be
sure and see IT, =: z; McKENNY. Sole Agent 4279th
IT. u. ". J. B. RICHMOND Manager.
Agent for Halls Forms for Draping DrssseA Prdca
o30O. Also Universal Patterns. &1
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
A Thrcc-CernereA Fight.

LITTLE Rock, ARK. July "A fatal ARRAY 90
CURED at Hensley. near Little Rock, saturday.
The participants were Willis Henderson and Chas.
Bell and Peach Chstterson, all colored. Willis and
Charles opened the bali with hoes. when Hender-
son ran in with a 1shing gig and Knocked Willis
down. Peach Chatterson nred a shotgun. but
failed 90 hit The cause OF the row Is unknown
Two or the parties are reported fatally injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-05

FREE TRADE SPEECH.-At Riverside, Ala, yeSter-
day. the cornerstone OF new iron furnace was laid
Senator Morgan maze the address, in which he
made an elaborate free-trade speech. He con-
tended that the iron furnaces OF Alabama need no
tariff. He comes before the legislature next year
for reelection, and his speech yesterday was the
virtual opening Of his campaign for reelection in
ODDOSitfOn to protection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-05

DUNCAN Ross USED UP-At the sword contest at
the Polo grounds in New York yesterday, between
Duncan Ross and Capt. DAILY, the latter stunned
his opponent with a blow on the skull, and as the
other blow on the head and then another on his
back. The last two were unfair. He was carried
insensible to his ROOM II it had not been for the
presence OF the police the crowd might have made
some trouble
A PANIC IN HORSE CAR-Ninety passengers on
horse car became pan1c-strtCken in F1tchburg,
Mass, yesterday, because the driver lost control
OF the horses Some jumped and some were pushed
from the car upon the rocks below. Marian
O'BreD, aged thirty, was almost instantly killed.
Mary O'Hara struck on her head and was rendered
unconscious. Ellen McCarty had collar bone and
an ankle broken. Several others were badly hurt.
The car did not leave the track.
KILLED By RoCKET.-The Chester, Pa, INDIE
pendence Day celebration concluded last night
with an extensive display OF fireworks, and during
the display some person threw a lighted ire
cracker In the wagon which contained the stock
Cts shot through the crowd. One Of them entered
the mouth OF Ella Van Ripper, OF Upland, and one
side OF her face was torn away. She Will die. Sev
eral other persons were more or less injured.
Henton Miller, treasurer Of Perry County, Ind.
Cardinal Gibbons held services In the chapel Ut
Mrs. Admiral Dahlgren's home, ON the South
Mountain, yesterday, at which time Admiral De
Rohan was confirmed. He Was at one time an
aide decamp to 0arioa1di
VIM. StichtenothF malt house. on tho south
west corner Of 12th and Clay streets, Cincinnati,
was totally destroyed by nre last night original.
ing rom sky-rockefs which lodged In the tower;
loss. $100,000
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AID FOR THE ANARcHsTs--The united Socialist
clubs OF London, comprising nve German and tWO
Swedish organizations are arranging a big ex-
cursion TO Epping Forest on July 10, and viii send
the proceeds 70 Chicago for the anarchists who
are under sentence OF death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-05

MARYLAND PRMARrEs.-The Allegany County
democratic convention instructed It's delegation
TO the state convention for Col. Baughman. Tho
Garrett County primaries resulted Ia favor Of Col
Baughman. Carroll County primaries resulted -
favor OF Attorney-G General Roberts for governor.
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LADIES' GOODS.

Nj yKANE, 507 nth ST. N.w-CORSETSM MADE
W. to order. perfect fit guaranteed. Also full
Eeof Shoulder Braces, Reform Waists, Frenc
and Bustles Corsets l2undried. selS-lOms
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-05
uNIMPRovED PROPERTY
FOR SALE BY
LOS ANGELES
LAND BUREAU.
20 w. First Street.

go O0o-Fifteen choice lots in woolen Mill
s,ooo-Lot on Flower st.. between Eleventh
and Twelfth sts
5.Ooo-Lot on east side of Hope. near
6,ONO-Lot on N. Main st.
40,000-Business property on 9. Main st.
8,O00NBusiness property on 8. Main tt.
l,700-Lot In Maple tract, near Seventh st.
1,200-Lot in Longstreet tract.
300-Lot In Longstreet tract.
2,OO0-Large lot on Washington st, 132xSl0
7,5OO-COrner lot on Grand ave-, 60x1l6.
700-Lot in vignes tract, E. Los Angeles.
750-Lot in vignes tract, Il. Los Angeles.
1.9On-Two lots IN Park tract
S5o-Lot cor. Hancock and Baldwin sts.
SOO-Lot in Prichard trt, e. Los Angeles.
550-Lot in Vtgnes tract, +. Los Angeles.
6OO-Lot In Prfchard trt, E. Los Angeles.
2,2O0-Lot on Pico st., in Cameron tract.
l,2OO-Two fine lots In LOngstreet tract.
6,O0O-Business lot on New High st
1O0-Lot on Laurel st., near Grand ave.
I.OO0-Lot 60x165, IN Vignes tract.
65O-Six lots in Kenney tract
1,7OO-Lot in Long street tract.
l.OO0-Lot 60xl25, on Eleventh ct.
6OO-Lot, 50x15O. in Garbit tract.
75O-Lot In Dana tract, near Figueroa st.
600-Lot in Prichard tract.
25O0-Four lots on Soto st.. Boyle Heights.
66O-Each. two lots in Alexander tract.
l6.0OO-Business lot on Los Angeles Ut.
6,O00-Lot on Hill st.. near First 1t.
700-Each. three lots on Michigan ave.,
Boyle Heights.
2b0o-Three fine lots, State & Virginia sts.
7OO-Each, Ave lots on Martin Ut.
65O-Each, ten choice lots In Loomis trt.
l.OO0-Each, two lots on Pico st., Loomis trt.
95O-Lot In Longstreet tract.
7O0-Each, eight lots In the Dana tract.
5000 susiness lot on 8. Main st
S,200-Corner Figueroa st., IN L0ngstreet
tract, 40xl40.
1,s00-Two lots on corner of Hancock st.,
East Los Angeles.
1,S0O-Half an acre ON Rowland st.
7OO-Lot !, In the G ,rbit tract.
2,6G0-Lot In the Park Villa tract.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-05
IMPROVED PROPERTY
FOR SALE BY
LOS ANGELES
LAND BUREAU,
20 w. First Street.

! IL. .Oe0-Fine residence on Hope ct.
12,O0O-Corner house and lot on Olive ST.,
corner Third ut.
7oo-House of two rooms. on Brooklyn
Heights.
s.O00-House and lot on N. Main st.
160O-House Of 4 rooms on San Pedro st.
2.OOO-House Of rooms on Boyle Heights.
12,00o-Two houses In Terrace villa tract.
6.0o0-House and lar &c lot in Galpin tract.
2,700-House Of 6 rooms at Boyle Heights.
s,ooo-Flne house and barn, large lot. on
e.eo0-Two houses ON Besudry ct.
SOOO-House and lot ON Olive st.
e.OOs-New house Of IL rooms on Adams st.
7.OO0-House of rooms, corner Of Olive.
8.6OO-House, lot and barn on Temple 81.
9OO-House and lot on LakeshOre ave
4.6oo-House and lot ON Virginia ave.
s.ooo-House and lot on Fickett st., Boyle
90 oooo-Business property on First St.
8.OOO-Fine new house, Boyle Heights.
2.5O0-HOuse and lot on Diamond ut.
I'6OO-House and TWO lots on State ct.
6'5OO-Rouse and six lots in East Los An
2soo-House and lot. Louisiana ave.
Boyle Heights.
.s,ooo-Two houses Of rooms, in East Los
Angeles.
2.60o-House Of 4rooms and lot. Union st.
Park villa act.
1.10o-Lot lOi, on Lovelace ave.. between
York and Washington, third LOT
from Washington; faces east; 60x
I50: IA bearing orange trees; street
graded; water; stone sidewalks
street railroad ~ blocks; $500 down
balance In nine months.
1.450-I1ot "a, Longstreet tract, on West End
ave, facing east; 65x111; fruit trees
orange and pears.
l.OOO-TWo houses and lots on Geary st..
near First ST.; now rented for el5
each.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF CLARA EMILE ENGEL.
II decessed-Notiee is hereby given by
the undersigned administrator OF the es.
tate Of Clara Emile Engel, deceased, to the
creditors OF, and all persons having claims
against. the said deceased, to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within four
notice, to the undersigned administrator.
John G. Gnase, at room 2, Allen Block. cor,
ner OF Spring and Temple streets, In the
city OF Los Angeles, county of Los Angeles.
transaction of the business OF said estate.
Dated at Los Angeles, 14th March, 1887,
John G. GNASE,
Administrator OF the estate Of Clara Emile
Engel. deceased. m15-Tu.(t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-05
of Southern
+ this predic.

"The entire Stats(6wes lasting debt
of gratitude to the enterprising people
of Southern California. They have at
last justified to the comprehension of the
world the superiority of our claims, have
removed forever the great leading obsta.
Gle to the rapid growth and development
of California, and have established a
great tide Of immigration which will not
ebb until the great resources OF this
country have received that development
which in all time has s,waited the
awakening influence of intelligence and
enterprise. ."-[ Resources of California.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-05
Smallpox.

"A member of my family was taken
down with the Smallpox. l Immediately y
commenced to use Darby's PrOphylactic
pure and fresh. The patient was greatly
relieved, and never for moment delirious
was not pitted, and was about the house
again in three weeks, and no others had 1t. =
James W. Parkinson, Ed. "The Caterer.
Phila Pa,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-05
SUBURBAN HOMES
-roR SALE Bx-
LOS ANGELES
LAND BUREAU,
20 w. First Street.

t15 ,Ooo-ll IS acres, about TIVE miles fsG1
Courthouse, on Lemon avenuos 49,
house Of eight roons, barn aeA o1er
houses; I aerse n ossnS4 lens1
ena % nms % trses y s. yeeT5s T.s.z e.c' 49,. Z
acre Of alfalfa, about tWSve 1lGs
lish walnut trees - yeezs old: ~
come from the ramon. s3uu0'
fruit tTss. and bsazinG: houssol Ave
rooms; terms easy. A.eS
4, o,ooo--lo acres fronting on Adams q -
feet west OF Figueroa =.
4500--20 acres three miles southWeRt 8
Anahetm; house Of Ave yoe1a bey1
aud outhouses. well, winomuI -
tank; 3 acres Of Dea.1ng w.
icc Gee EnssiisR a' rsisSt SsssisS
orange and lemen treegs peoess
prunes. quincee. blsehbssE!ss s.1Is
blue gum trees; teruns eeny. II
lo,ooo-sX acres ON New Nsin -: .yeoe
buildings; all planted With eAeeoo
trees; terms easy.
Great Bargsin-Ranch IN Anahsin fTulf
belt, only eo6 ysl acre; ~ e%Ssee %& q
az miloa from Anahoi q :good eouoss
barn and euthouse: weeok II eoane~
anCo. tf4
1o. 600 cssh; time ON balance no ecfes, ~
per acre. mine miles eguth q La
Angeles; 100 acres N al1aatei. heen
OF nine rooms; large ban; ~ so9ta
required to run the farm; black
smith shop: two artoelan wolie.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-05

A NASAL INJECTOR free with every
cents. G. F. Heinseman, agent, Los Angeles.
A positive cure for dyspepsia -Damiana
Bitters. Michel Levy 4 Co., wholesale liq-
uor dealers, agents.
THAT HACKING COUGH can be SO
quickly cured by 6hiloh's Cure. We guar
sntee It. @. F. Heinzeman, agent, Los An.
geles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-05
HALLS
SARSAPARILlb

Cures all Diseases originating from
q disordered state Of the BLOOD OF
LIVER. Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Boils, Blotches, Pimples, Scrof6la,
Tumors, Salt Rheum and Mercuriaj
Pains readily yield to its PURIFYING
properties. ftieaves the Blood pure.
The Liver and Kidneys healthy ana
the Complexion bright aud clear.
J.R. GATES & CO, PRoPRIe1oRs.
NJ SanSOne st. San Eraroteor
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-05
Los Angeles Chapter No. s. R..
A.. NJ.

rstatsa oouvoe.tions on second MONDAY Of each
month. u ?. n, ct Masonie Hall, Spring 6t.
sojourning companions in good standing fra.
ternally invited By order Of
@. r. MCCLELLAN. b.
+, up CupDy, Secretary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-05

BRO " MS Bronchial Troches for
coughs and Colds. II cannot very well do
without them There is nothing to be com.
pared with them."-Rev. o. d. Watkins,
walton, Ind. Price Is cents box.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-05

n low uuyS ohtoh VA"
on board were captured and taken to
Naples, where all hands were cast into
prison.
s'It was in vain that we protested our
innocence; we were denied pen, ink and
paper, and in fact cut off from the world
altogether.
"Three years and six months passed
away, and one morning an American
gentleman who was going through our
prison was recognized by Mr.. Haywood.
"He proved to be an old friend of his,
and through him we obtained eur re-
lease.
"Going first to England for my son,
started for home.
"But, alas, didn't dream that Dene.
Der, the man whom believed to be the
soul of honor and in whose care lefi
the mansion, would have acted thus.
THANKFUL I am that am home al
last, for now poor Ettie shall have hel
rights again."
And 30 had.
'Tis many years now since DR.. Mel
ville's return, and am the beloved ant
honored wife Of his son Walter.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-05
Knights Tenplar.

O0m On LloA CokMANDHRY NO. ., f.. +.
Holds It's stated conclaves o. the asylum In AA
sonic Hall, on the Third THURSDAY Of each
month, at u o'clock P. \. 6ojourning knights
attend. By order Of the e. O.:
R.T. MULLARD, Recorder.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-24
william Becoming Demorarized

London Correspondence Philadelphia Record.
Buffalo Bill is doing unusually well, both q
Snowman and as an individual. Since the Queen
visited him he and his show fashionable.
Where royalty puts its foot multitude comes
to worship. 1t was bonanza to the corporation
or syndicate which set afoot that enterprise
when the curiosity of Beatrice persuaded
Victoria there. On recent bank holiday 100-
900 of her Majestys subjects went TO sea that
exposition of American frontier life. AS to Bill
himself. they say that this Capua is drawing too
heavily the physical resources built up dur
ing a lifetime passed in the healthy occupation
of a scout. The last distinguished American
visitor here before Buffalo Bill came was Oliver
Wendell Holmes and while his Hundred
Days." running in the Atlantic Monthly.
disclose An EN- barrassing hospitality in the re
sept of SO many letters of invitation that he had
to employ a secretary to answer them, Bill